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Liam de Young is an Australian field hockey player. He played club hockey for St Andrew's. He is a member of Australia men's national field hockey team, winning a gold medal with the team at the 2002 Commonwealth Games, a gold medal at the 2004 Summer Olympics, a bronze medal at the 2008 Summer Olympics and another bronze medal at the 2012 Summer Olympics.
De Young is from Bray Park, Queensland.[1][2][3] He attended Pine Rivers State High School.[4] He moved to Perth, Western Australia in order to be more available to the national team.[4]
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De Young is a midfielder.[4] In 2002, he played for the St Andrew's club after not having played for the club in two years. He was the first player from St Andrew's to make Australia's senior national team.[1] In 2010, he played in the final game of the season for his state team in the Australian Hockey League.[5]
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De Young made his senior national team debut in 2001.[1] He won a gold medal at the 2002 Commonwealth Games in Manchester, England.[1] He won a gold medal at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Australia's first ever gold medal in men's field hockey at the Olympics.[6] [7] His mother, father and two brothers were in Athens to watch him win gold.[7] He won a bronze medal at the 2008 Summer Olympics, playing in every match at the Games for Australia.[4] In 2006, he represented Australia at the Azlan Shah tournament in Malaysia.[8] He competed in the 2007 Champions Trophy competition for Australia.[9] New national team coach Ric Charlesworth named him, a returning member, and fourteen total new players who had few than 10 national team caps to the squad before in April 2009 in a bid to ready the team for the 2010 Commonwealth Games.[10] In 2009, he was a member of the national team during a five game test series in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia against Malaysia.[11] He was a member of the national team in 2010.[5] That year, he was a member of the team that finished first at the Hockey Champions Trophy.[5] In May 2011, he played in the Azlan Shah Cup for Australia. The Cup featured teams from Pakistan, Malaysia, India, South Korea, Britain and New Zealand.[12] In December 2011, he was named as one of twenty-eight players to be on the 2012 Summer Olympics Australian men's national training squad. This squad will be narrowed in June 2012. He trained with the team from 18 January to mid-March in Perth, Western Australia.[13][14][15] In February during the training camp, he played in a four nations test series with the teams being the Kookaburras, Australia A Squad, the Netherlands and Argentina.[2] He played for the Australian A team in their 3-1 loss to the Kookaburras in the first round of the competition. He scored his team's only goal.[6] He is one of several Queensland based players likely to play in a three game test series to be played in Cairns, Queensland from 22 to 25 June against the New Zealand's Black Stickss. Final Olympic section will occur several days before this test and his inclusion in the series will be contingent upon being selected.[3]
- ^ a b c d "Liam's fairytale rise". Pine Rivers Press (Brisbane, Australia). 14 August 2002. p. 38. Retrieved 15 March 2012.
- ^ a b "Kookaburras begin their Olympic Games Campaign". Perth, Western Australia: Hockey Australia. 7 February 2012. Retrieved 7 March 2012.
- ^ a b "Cairns hosts international hockey clash". The Cairns Sun (Cairns, Australia). 15 February 2012. p. 4. TSU_T-20120215-1-004-877399. Retrieved 9 March 2012.
- ^ a b c d "De Young to rest up". Pine Rivers Press (Brisbane, Australia). 27 August 2008. p. 11. Retrieved 15 March 2012.
- ^ a b c "hockey - Top guns take the field for finals". Westside News (Brisbane, Australia). 18 August 2010. p. 79. WSN_T-20100818-1-079-091512. Retrieved 9 March 2012.
- ^ a b Todorovic, Damien (9 February 2012). "Kookaburras secure first-up win against Australia A". Sunday Times (Perth, Western Australia). Retrieved 6 March 2012.
- ^ a b "Historic gold for Liam Liam part of history". Pine Rivers Press (Brisbane, Australia). 1 September 2004. p. 1. Retrieved 15 March 2012.
- ^ Malarski, Paul (22 May 2006). "Tassie teenager in Australian team". Hobart Mercury (Hobart, Australia). p. 48. Retrieved 15 March 2012.
- ^ "Ockenden to miss Trophy But Dancer recalls Wells". Hobart Mercury (Hobart, Australia). 5 October 2007. p. 48. Retrieved 15 March 2012.
- ^ "Carroll, Abbott in new-look Kookaburras". Northern Territory News (Darwin, Australia). 15 April 2009. p. 46. Retrieved 15 March 2012.
- ^ AAP (2 October 2009). "Charlesworth welcomes son". The Australian (Australia). p. 37. Retrieved 14 March 2012.
- ^ Singh, Ajitpal (26 April 2011). "New Straits Times (Malaysia): Aussies look powerful despite injury woes". Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Retrieved 16 March 2012.
- ^ AAP (14 December 2011). "Kookaburras name training squad for 2012 Olympic Games". Sydney: Daily Telegraph. Retrieved 7 March 2012.
- ^ "FOR THE RECORD". The Australian (Sydney, Australia). 15 December 2011. p. 35. AUS_T-20111215-1-035-447690. Retrieved 9 March 2012.
- ^ "SCOREBOARD". Daily Telegraph (Sydney, Australia). 15 December 2011. p. 116. DTM_T-20111215-1-116-447684. Retrieved 9 March 2012.
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Two Mission wraps from Sam's Club (two packs of 8 are $4.23) - $0.27 each 1/4 cup dry white rice (Can get giant 20lb bag at Sams Club for like $10)(The cooked rice is about 1cup) 1Tbsp lime juice ($2 for 16oz bottle at Meijer) 1/2Tbsp lemon juice ($1.39 for 1L bottle at Aldi) Half a can of black beans (59-cents at Aldi) Head of lettuce (89-cents at Aldi) Kraft Mexican cheese blend (the kind with Philadelphia creme cheese) (88-cents with coupons and sale at Meijer every so often.. stock up and freeze) Nice wad of cilantro from garden\greenhouse ($0) I cook the rice 15 minutes in my rice cooker, drain, add chopped cilantro and lime\lemon juices. Microwave each wrap for 22 seconds in 1000-watt microwave Scoop half the rice mix in each wrap, Heat half a can of black beans in microwave for 45 seconds (I put the other half in the fridge with a plastic bag rubber-banded over it.. good for a week. You can use whole can if you want though) Add half the amount of black beans to each burrito Use chicken from Chipotle divided evenly between both burritos. Spinkle desired amount of shredded Mexican cheese on each buritto Add the side of salsa from Chipotle on each burrito (sometimes I chop up a tomato I have at the house to add to that) Put desired lettuce amount in wrap Carefully bunch the wrap with your hands to form the burrito shape and eat! Then eat the other one. It's about a 20-minute process, but healthy and you'd swear Chipotle made the burritos you made at home. I figure with cost of ingredients it's around $8 for both me and my wife to eat great portions of Chipotle this way. I have been asked by employees about the chicken in the side thing. Just tell them 'portion control'. You can also make a kind of spicy Mexican tomato soup with the chicken. I add it to one can of tomato source, a chopped tomato and 4 minutes in the microwave. I use saltine crackers in the soup. It was a big different at first, but has really grown on me. We eat Chipotle at least twice a week. Last edited by SlickJedi; 11-16-2012 at 12:16 AM.. |
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The ninth season of "How I Met Your Mother" is close to becoming a reality. That's the word from CBS president Nina Tassler, who told assembled journalists at the Television Critics Association summer press tour that she was "pretty optimistic" Season 9 of "HIMYM" would occur.
"Certainly [creators Craig Thomas and Carter Bays] have a very strategic wrap-up to the show [whenever it does end]," she said. "They know we want the show to come back next year. We're not there in terms of resolving the season. We're in early conversations and we're pretty optimistic."
For fans of the hit sitcom, this isn't a big surprise. Earlier in July, Variety reported that CBS and 20th Century Fox TV were negotiating about a ninth season. The eighth season of "How I Met Your Mother" -- which was initially thought to be the last when the show was picked up for two seasons back in March of 2011 -- premieres on CBS in September.
When asked about extending "How I Met Your Mother" beyond eight seasons in May, however, Thomas was decidedly conflicted.
"It's going to be heartbreaking whenever it ends," Thomas told Vulture's Josef Adalian at the end of Season 7. "Could it be a great ending after eight seasons? Yes. Could it be a great ending after nine seasons? Yes. But I won't say whether we're leaning one way or the other. When we were launching the show, we always thought eight seasons would be great for what we were trying to do. So eight would be awesome. But we just came off our best ratings year. We still think we have great stories to tell. I don't know. It's hard to say good-bye."
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The Hong Kong Asia Society commissioned renowned New York-based Architects Todd Williams and Billie Tsien to create a landmark building as a home for their new headquarters. The result is a magnificent architectural feat and an opportunity for unique and creative interior experiment.
Built by the British army in the mid-19th century, the former explosives magazine compound is a culturally and historically significant site. The AMMO restaurant not only references its prestigious context but pays tribute to it aesthetically and conceptually.
With such a significant site comes inspiration drawn from a significant film noir masterpiece, Alphaville, a French science fiction film directed by Jean-Luc Godard in the 1960s. Not only is the cinematography noteworthy for interior inspiration, the plot of freedom fighters removing themselves from a world of sci-fi dystopia and dictatorship of Alphaville chimes with the military history of the site.
The central feature of the space is a set of three sculptural spiral staircase chandeliers constructed purely out of copper plumbing pipes. The shades of the chandeliers are crafted out of bent copper mesh and rods. These raw materials reference those used in military and industrial settings. The spiral staircase is a recurring theme within the Alphaville film. Within the restaurant, Joyce Wang have utilised it to draw the viewer's attention to the 6 metres high ceiling as well as to create a dramatic and dynamic effect within the space.
The bunker-like ceiling is supported by copper ribs and lit warmly to further reference the explosives magazine history. Diners will find themselves in a space that begs them to question the significance of its context. Under careful study of materials and detailing, the diners will be rewarded with clues as to ascertain the site's history. Luxurious materials such as leather, velvet and silk were chosen to offset the hard-edged custom fixtures and detailing found in the design.


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Before one weeps too much over the sense of betrayal of some Germans to the announcement of the creation of a "Jewish Homeland" by British Foreign Minister Lord Balfour in late 1917, not a state note, although it was almost bound to become one, it is worth remembering who the most disapointed people were: the future backers of Adolph Hitler, who were at the core hardened militarists.
The people who felt most bitter about the Balfour Declaration were German militarists who correctly thought they almost won WWI, not democrats in the sense of people who believed in majority rule. That class of Germans Woodrow Wilson thought intrinsically dangerous, which is why he always tilted towards Britain and France n WWI if with formal neutrality, because they were both democracies, and ultimately which was no small reason for entering the war on the side of the Allies.
For all the people here on OS who want to protest the existence of NATO, if you are Jewish, you would seem to lack a certain common sense for doing so, as to not see that locking Germany into an alliance of democracies, plus Spain and Italy, is a good thing in an imperfect world.
Maybe the militarists in a general sense are right, we have them, Russia has them, the Chinese have them, the Israelis have them, that the survival imperative in the end dominates State actions.
Just be wary that when one accepts that survivalist premise at the core of militarism, modern German scholar Schweller has shown that it means you share much in common with fascists, not really a surprise when you think about the subordination of the individual to the State that is part and parcel of the militarist outlook: zero sim.
As to bitterness in some reactionary German quarters over the Balfour Declaration in 1917 creating the foundation of Israel, if you want history without illusions as to who Hitler really was, ask yourself this: How likely is it that an illegal Austrian immigrant would take over Germany, in many ways the most advanced nation in Europe in the late twenties, on the basis of charisma alone, if there were not circles of very, very powerful people who wanted that?
The answer of course is; it's not only unlikely, but impossible.
There was a tragedy in all of this worth remembering, namely, that over 15,000 Jews gave their lives for the Kaiser in WWI, their graves marked as usual with a Star of David.
Basically as to the German militarists bitterness, the British in the Balfour Declaration in 1917 that set in motion the creation of Israel sought to curry favor with Zionists, hoping that would assist in continued financing of the war; see A Peace to End All Peace by Fromkin for details, which involved a lot of British misconceptions that are amusing, if also had tragic results.
As to the tragic results of the Balfour Declaration, unfortunately for Eastern European Jews, who were basically trapped by poverty in Poland and authoritarian Tsars and Commissars in Russia, perceptions have a way of becoming reality, in this case in the sense that Germans in certain militarists quarters after Balfour percieved the Jews as an enemy allied to their enemy Britain.
On the theory of "the enemy of my enemy is my friend," since the Arabs were the Jew's enemy, even though they are both in fact Semites versus Indo-European linguistic and somewhat ethnic descent, it was then natural for some Germans of a certain cast of mind to seek to pit the Jews against the Arabs in the Middle East by forcing them to go there.
This explains the use of anti-Semitism in fostering a populist militarist ideology in Germany like Nazism, if there was a substrate of anti-Semitism in Germany proper that wasn't trivial, if certainly before Hitler not as homicidal as in Russia, or even nearly as virulent as in Hitler's native Austria.
If you wanted to find the biggest anti-Semites in the world, prior to the Nazis, and since then, you went to Austria and especially Russia.
That was the function though of anti-Semitism in Nazism fundamentally, beyond its racist character and irrational hatreds, to make the Jews leave Europe and go to the Middle East, where their presence would poison British imperial relations with the Arabs, thereby undermining the British Empire, which is in fact what happened, more or less.
Of course, had the Germans been willing to accept British primacy in the internatioonal system in the first place in 1914, and hadn't insisted on demonstrating their conventional military superiority, then none of that would have come to pass in the first place, for those who like to conduct historical what if arguments, and something for the Chinese to consider too now.
This is just as those Arabs who wish to argue about 1967, 0r 1947 U.N. Partition, 0r 1939 White Plan, or even the Balfour Declaration itself are crying over spilt milk in effect.
On the other hand, perhaps it is of some comfort to modern Israelis if they realize that people didn't just hate them for irrational reasons, but rather have manipulated the possiblities of some latent hatred, but even more created such hatred for reasons of State that have a long pedigree historically speaking, and it is a fact that fear of extermination derivative of the Holocaust is not a small driver of current Israeli foreign policy, as to why care at all about the past.
As to the present, it seems fairly obvious that the Iranian government uses fear of a Zionist enemy in order to unify the people around a common enemy, maintaining the sense of national unity especially among the survivors of the war with Iraq, if of course that's a really dangerous game to play with a people and State of Israel that have a deep and totally understandable fear of where such manipulations of latent ethnic prejudice can lead.
The Arabs in general weren't to blame for the Holocaust, though there were a few minor government practicing antisemitism at the time. However, the Holocaust wasn't completely to blame for Israel; it was just the major catalyst and the major reason founding the State happened so soon after WWII. The Balfour Declaration certainly predates the Holocaust.
The Arab states are to blame for the amount of Middle-East-based immigration into Israel. Jews left all over the Arab world (and Iran) after Israel declared independence to go back to Israel, and most left, not because of faith, but because they were facing local violence and persecution.
It's too late now, and I didn't mean to imply the State of Israel is not legitimate, because it is, and earned its existence the hard way.
It also had a price of it's creation that many warned about long before. After Hitler, what could be done?
Moreover, per Arthur's point, the Germans in fact did risk such a "pastoralization" strategy by the Allies after WWII. Saudi King Fahd said the same thing, "Why not make Germany give up land for that State?"
That wasn't feasible. And, the Arabs need to let go of anger over the creation of Israel, and look in the mirror too about how they didn't take in refugees. If they had taken in the Palestinians, recognized the 1967 borders, which now they claim as so sacrosanct, but didn't until their threats made Israel so strong that anything more is lunacy, and everyone knows that, then we wouldn't have the problem we had today.
I didn't mean to offend, but point out something. Hitler was originally a creature of broader forces, mainly German militarists who had a conception of them being the most powerful country in the world by right. That collided with British thoughts the same way, and Germany made a choice to go to the limit to challenge that, if maybe the British would have been wise to make more accomodations in Africa with colonies. That's the great what if of Anglo-German antagonism, plus what happenes if Britain stood aside in 1914 and let Gerrmany win: then what?
In any event, once you created Israel, it was such an obvious German strategy,if you wanted to beat the British, to try anything you could to poison relations between Arabs and the British, lifeline to India, in which forcing the Jews to move, if horrible, does make sense, if you accept that kind of monstrous premise of how far you will go to defeat a rival. I wouldn't do that. People need to learn what I think is the real lesson of strategy there, which is if there are no boundaries morally on the pursuit of power, that's what happens.
You're completely right about Iraq, you're completely right about not taking Palestinian refugees, particularly when they advised most of them to leave Israel in 1948 so they wouldn't get in the way of the subsequent fighting, and you're right about how 1967 borders seem so reasonable to them after the fact when they had 1967 borders from 1948 until 1967, though I don't know if they would have lasted forever only because of the Wall. The refusal to take refugees is doubly notable because Israel took in more refugees from them than were created by their independence, so the vacancies certainly existed on that basis alone. Part of what all this says is that the Arabs have been more concerned about who was doing anything to the Palestinians than they have been about the welfare of Palestinians per se.
I will now, for the first time (because it just occurred to me), make a really peculiar prediction:
If the Palestinians ever manage to eliminate the threat level to Israel, Jews will do more for Palestinians than other Muslims will.
And it won't be close.


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Wesley Matthews added 24 points for Portland, which bounced back from a 102-77 thumping at the hands of the Suns on Friday by netting 28 points on 24 Cleveland turnovers.
Kyrie Irving had 21 points to pace the Cavs, who fell to 1-2 on their seven- game road trip.
"We have to limit our mistakes. It was a tough game," Irving said.
Portland held a slim 18-17 lead at the end of the first quarter. Cleveland went ahead, 32-30, on an Anderson Varejao layup late in the second, but the Blazers scored 12 of the final 15 points over the last four minutes.
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Expressing concern over the brain drain in the country Minister for Rural Development and Panchayat Raj H. K. Patil on Monday urged the youth not to work in foreign countries for more than two years.
Addressing postgraduate students of different subjects at the inauguration of a personality development programme at Ramakrishna Math here, the minister said the youth were the real asset of the country and not mineral deposits. The trend of talented youth serving abroad and settling down there was on the rise. Foreign countries were making use of the best talents of India at a cheaper rate there. Instead, talented youth should serve in India for the growth of the country.
Mr. Patil said Swami Vivekananda placed high hopes on the youth. All his speeches were youth centric. He had the confidence that youth could build the nation. The Math is organising a series of six personality development programmes for post-graduate, graduate, pre-university, and B.Ed. students, and school and college teachers from Monday to Saturday.
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It needs no pruning :-) Those branches coming out at an angle on top will eventually start to cascade as they elongate. FWIW, that umbrella shape in these kinds of JM's is not very uniform unless intentionally made to look that way. It is not my preference to force that sort of growth habit - I prefer a much more natural look - but that is your choice. If you feel you DO need to prune, wait until December or in late June. These are the two best times to prune Japanese maples without excessive bleeding. |
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HELENA - It may be mid-winter, but many people are thinking about hitting the lake this summer at the annual Helena Boat Show at the Lewis & Clark County Fairgrounds.
New this year are fresh colors and new floor plans on popular boats.
An organizer from the Montana Boat Center said that there are usually around 80 boats sold at the three-day event each year.
He adds that the nice weather Saturday gave a boost to attendance.
"You know, it gets people geared up for the summer, plus it takes about 6-to-8 weeks to get a boat if somebody doesn't like what I have in stock, so you've got to order one. So, you've got to think a little early. The boat companies all put an incentive out to get people to do something, because otherwise there would be no real reason to do it," said Tom Rispens, president of the Montana Boat Center, 2531 North Montana Avenue.
The Helena Boat Show will be open again to the public Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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I had very little to go on. This was before Google. I decided to write to the artist and ask him directly. I mailed a letter and one of my drawings to his Syndicate in Kansas hoping they would forward it. A few weeks later I received a response. At first I thought it was just a standard form letter but recently, having done a little research on the subject, I realized how unique this letter is. Bill Watterson rarely wrote to fans. After he retired the strip in 1995 he dropped out of the public eye altogether.
Watterson is the subject of a recent book titled "Looking for Calvin and Hobbes: The Unconventional Story of Bill Watterson and his revolutionary comic strip." There is even talk of a movie.
I have read that he won't even pick up the phone for Steven Spielberg or George Lucas. Journalists have tried to find him for an interview but to no avail.
By all indications the letter I received in the eighties is a one-of-a-kind.
Although I never tried to market my cartoons here is a sample of one of my characters that I sent to Watterson asking his advice. It is not the same drawing but is the same character. I drew these on post-it notes when I worked at the home office of an insurance company. I learned a lot from Watterson and my style of drawing became looser as a result.
This is the envelope (with address deleted). Note the postmark.
The letter below was a more common response. I wrote to Watterson again and this was the letter I received from the syndicate.
The last time I wrote to Bill was during one of his famous sabbaticals. I was using self-addressed stamped envelopes by this time. My envelope came back postmarked September 11, 1992. Inside was a copy of this drawing of Calvin and Hobbes sitting by a tree next to a sign that said "Time Out"
This next comic strip related item is an autographed book from Charles Schulz. I felt sort of cocky after receiving the Calvin and Hobbes letter so I started sending letters to other cartoonists whom I admired. The top of that list was Charles Schulz (Peanuts). I wrote to him asking for an autograph. I also sent along one of my drawings. The following is the response.
And here's the final result.
I also received a letter (packet) from Schulz before I got the autographed book. Charles Schulz was very accommodating to his fans. I am sure he received hundreds of letters from fans around the world. It's nice that they took the time to answer fan mail.
Watterson holds Schulz in highest regard as indicated by this article.
Now I am in the photography mode and I have put down my pencil and picked up the camera. Photography has become my newer passion but I will never forget my roots. I love comic strip art and feel somewhat saddened by the current state of the newspaper industry.
I also have notes from Berkely Breathed and Cathy Guisewite but those are very brief. Everything is currently locked away in a safety deposit box. Perhaps someday I'll get them out and post the rest.
EDIT II: As promised here are the letters from Berkeley Breathed and Cathy Guisewite
Berkeley Breathed penned the Bloom County comic strip.
This letter is postmarked March 22, 1993, after the strip retired and while Breathed was writing Outland, a Sunday only strip using some of the same characters.
Cathy Guisewite penned the semi-autobiographical comic strip Cathy. She was a fellow Michigander (what we call ourselves in Michigan) who made it big in the comic strip industry. I had to write and get her opinion.
The postmark on this letter is July 11, 1990
I had the opportunity to go to the Calvin and Hobbes exhibit at the Billy Ireland Cartoon Library and Museum. I am more impressed than ever with Watterson's talent after seeing the original artwork. I was able to take a couple photos with my cell phone. I know they aren't as clear as I would like but it is all I have besides the memories. One thing that struck me was the red mechanical pencil on display. Watterson said his father gave it to him as a child and he's used it ever since when creating his cartoons. Another thing I found interesting that isn't represented here….Watterson would ink a Sunday strip and do the color on a separate piece of paper. The inked and the color versions are later combined in the printing process. It's frustrating trying to ink a watercolor image. There were times that he would do just that as represented here. He also did some oil painting. I didn't take a photo of it but he did a cool oil painting of some dinosaurs. You'll have to get to the exhibit to see for yourself. The show goes until August 3rd, 2014
Richard Thompson, the cartoonist behind the comic strip Cul de Sac, and I were chatting on Facebook recently. His exhibit is in the room next to Watterson's. Thompson gave me a unique tidbit of information.
He said, "We may be distantly related; my middle name is Church, my father is from Lansing, [and] my uncle Jack worked at Michigan State."
That is interesting to me because I once looked up Cathy Guisewite's history and found that her father owned a graphic design firm named the "Guisewite, Church Agency." Not that any of that is significant. I just find it interesting because my last name is Church and both these cartoonists have strong ties to Michigan.
Richard also told me that he introduced Bill Watterson to Stephan Pastis, during one of Watterson's recent trips to Washington DC. He told me to keep that hush hush because Watterson had drawn for Pastis' strip "Pearls before Swine" and the news hadn't been released yet. Now you know.


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MxPx's "Pokinatcha" Coming to Vinyl
MxPx's 1994 debut album Pokinatcha is being pressed onto vinyl for the first time ever. Available for pre-order through Tooth and Nail Records for $19.99 and shipping mid December. Double LP set, pressed on marbled, light blue, and red.
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Those links don't work. Was ready to spend $60+ but no go..
Nice to see T&N doing more vinyl these days. And colored versions too.
Maybe it wasn't supposed to go up yet
I think something similar happened with the As Cities Burn LP release within the last week. That didn't stop myself and the VC board from ordering the crap out of it. But it did seem like the links weren't suppose to exist, especially since it hadn't been formally announced. |
I freaking love the song Realize. Kinda wish they'd play that live. Only song i've ever heard em play has been PxPx. Anywhere But Here is also a cool song. This is a great cd but it's kinda hard to listen to all the way through
I'd be on this if it was actually up. Has Life in General been pressed? I'd love to get that on vinyl for a fair price.
No products are currently available.:-(
These guys were my first concert and the band I credit for getting me into music. Will most likely be getting this.
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Oregon private colleges unite for week of activities
Linfield College will welcome prospective students and their families to campus during Oregon Private College Week July 28-Aug. 1. (more…)
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KSLC 90.3 FM, student-powered radio from Linfield College, is once again broadcasting on the air. (more…)
Linfield students excel in international math competition
Linfield College mathematics students earned high marks in the Mathematical Contest in Modeling, according to results released recently. (more…)
Linfield speakers take part in international Skype debate
Linfield College forensics students connected with peers from around the world during a recent Skype debate. (more…)
Students build 'wall on terror' to spark discussion on 9/11
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More than 700 Linfield College graduates will be honored during commencement exercises Sunday, June 1, at 10 a.m. in the Oak Grove at Linfield. (more…)
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Dave Hunt, past president of American Baptist Churches USA and former speaker of the Oregon House of Representatives, will present the baccalaureate address to the Linfield College Class of 2014. (more…)
Student-led talks highlight two-year study of legacies of war
Two years of study about the impact of war will culminate in a final event, "Legacies of War and the Liberal Arts: Learning from Difference," Monday, May 19, at 4:30 p.m. in Ice Auditorium in Melrose Hall at Linfield College. (more…)
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Health professionals uses social media to easily connect with their patient and vise versa. Both strengthen their relationships. We cannot deny the fact that social media has an important role in our lives as far as health services is concerned. Social media for healthcare change the nature and speed of health care interaction between healthcare providers and their clients. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Mydocpage
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Why should we contact the healthcare when if they where doing their job all people would be getting healthier which they are not. Doctors are the third cause of unnecessary deaths in the U.S. After following doctors orders people are dieing sooner,getting fatter and the raise in cancer and diabetes is going off the chart. The people who live the longest live a long way from doctors and hospitals. The Eskimo eats all the wrong food,has no heart problem and no cancer. What happen to all the medical experts on cholesterol. Maybe we are being mislead. |
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Tame Impala anything but at Turner Hall show
Kevin Parker's perfectionist tendencies went into overdrive on last year's "Lonerism," psychedelic band Tame Impala's sophomore full-length album. Besides insisting on playing nearly all the instruments in the studio, Parker mixed the album two times, flying from his native Australia to New York on both occasions, to get the details just to his liking.
Tame Impala didn't have the luxury of do-overs and fine tuning in its sold-out, 85-minute Turner Hall Ballroom set Sunday. And if Parker attempted to bring that obsessive craftsmanship to a live setting, he would run the risk of sabotaging the set's potential for spontaneity. »Read Full Article(1)
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When my family moved back into the house we live in today, the house I mainly grew up in, it wasn't under good pretenses. We had left a rough life in another town. We had left many angry people behind. We had left a life we had known for almost six years.
Looking back now, I don't think I ever knew the real story behind it all. I was young, I was confused, life was beyond hectic. Now I am trying to piece it all back together. This may not be the right time for it, but you can never convince your heart of it.
Currently, I am staring into the face of the fact that I need to write a really trying letter to an old friend of the family. It's been a realization I've had for almost three weeks now. And I can't avoid it any longer. I have to stop fearing this person and get what I feel and think out there. I believe the fear of rejection is the main thing that is holding me back.
Life is hectic right now. I found out tonight that my aunt has another new boyfriend, my cousin went back to an old boyfriend, and she intends to get married around Halloween. Interesting. College life isn't too great. I am really hating my History class and I may have to withdraw from it. My sister is, well, trying us all. She doesn't think about other people right away and its not until you spell out the situation to her that she might just finally realize why she made someone uncomfortable. It makes life difficult, especially for me since I spend the most tiome with her and I am afraid she is going to lapse back into hating me.
Well, thats really it. I have it fairly well off. Just generally making an attempt to deal with some troubling things that hold me down slightly. I'll make it through it though, no worse for the wear. Or something like that. Hope everyone else is doing alright. Have a good night everybody!


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I have read the old threads about filtered systems and looking for more recent reviews about a system that has: + instant hot dispenser + cold chiller systems + filter. We have ordered a Miele fridge and it does not have a water dispenser. I am also not that interested in a whole house filter. The only product I have seen that is fairly extensive has one (single, solo, uno) bad review: Everpure Helia Instant Hot Water & Water Chiller I am thinking of doing some combo of the following: |
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I used the ISE filter/hot/cold(not chilled) and it was good. OUr water doesn't taste bad so I don't know how good the filter is, but the hot was very nice. I had an issue after installation (GC was an idiot) and customer service was really good and didn't just keep bank hours. |
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My GC sent me to a store and the rep. recommended the Bodyglove system (having flashbacks from the 80s). http://bodyglove.waterinc.com/ In my area, we generally have great water. He said that he used to have an RO system and switched to this. He wants minerals in his water and wants just the chemicals removed. @gemcap: I will check out Grohe. They look great. Thanks |
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Grohe is stunning! However, it looks they do not offer the Grohe Red in North America and the Grohe Blue is crazy expensive. Now looking for feedback on: Salesperson has me leaning towards Bodyglove--still awfully expensive to get all three (hot/cold/filter). |
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Before I met Alex, I used to have a hard time believing that I could find the kind of man I was looking for. My standards were very high–too high, I thought. But there he was one day, right behind me in church! The godliest, funniest, cutest–and classiest–man I'd ever met. As I got to know him, I realized that his character and class required a different standard of love than I was used to seeing from my peers.
So I set out to discover: how do you love a classy man well? First, realize that you are the only woman he will ever have (assuming you're married, or getting there). That reality brings a whole new motivation to the way I live, the way I take care of myself, and the way I treat him. You're it for him. With that in mind, here are five of the most important rules I've found about how to love your classy man.
Rule #5: Dress Like a Classy Woman
Has anyone else noticed that it's now socially acceptable to wear only half a shirt? This baffles me. And I'm not sure which aspect baffles me more, the fact that these shirts cost the same as a shirt twice their size, or the fact that girls buy them.
If you are with a man of the world, he'll want to show you off as his prize, a trophy that is more desirable than those of the other men of the world. He'll want you to dress in a sexy way, showing skin and flaunting your body to make other men jealous. But ultimately, this is objectifying: it makes the woman into a thing to be visually enjoyed by others to the glory of the man.
But a real man–a classy man–knows that a woman is to be won with a ring and the rest of his life. The rest of the men in the world have NOT paid this high price and in no way deserve to enjoy this woman as her husband does. Even now, though Alex does not get to partake in anything of that nature with me at this stage in our relationship, I consider myself sealed for him until the day he ultimately wins me. As a result, I wear clothing that prevents other men (and Alex) from seeing anything reserved for him.
Even if you haven't found the one you want to marry, you are still sealed for him until you say "I do." Do you want to give other men a sample of something worth the highest price a human can pay–the laying down of a man's entire life for you? No! You are valuable. You are classy. The wise Proverbs 31 woman "does her husband good and not evil all the days of her life." All starts before you meet him and continues until the day you are wed. So dress like a classy woman in honor of your classy man.
Rule #4: Dress Up
When Alex and I first started dating, I began to relax my wardrobe. He loves me for who I am, right? No more need to impress!
It's true that he loves me for who I am. But one day I asked him his honest opinion: "do you mind when I wear sweats, or would you rather me wear real clothes?" And in the sweetest, most accepting and loving way, he told me that he loves it when I dress up.
So, out went the sweatpants.
This doesn't mean that I absolutely can't wear them, or he won't think I'm cute when I do. But ladies, you're all your husband (or fiance) will ever have. You're the only woman he will ever love. Yours is the only body he will see, your outfits the only ones he will admire, and your person the only one he will ever be proud to introduce to all his friends and family. So make him look good! Dress to his taste, whatever style or appearance he likes best on you. And make him feel special by communicating through what you wear: "You are important enough for me to go through all the trouble of getting ready, even if you're the only person I see."
Rule #3: Cheer for His Team
I didn't know the first thing about sports when Alex and I met, since I never grew up watching it. But even though I didn't understand any of the sports lingo or recognize any big names, I saw that it is an important subject to Alex–so I studied it. I asked questions to understand the games and rules better. I looked up news on LeBron James' decision to join the Cavs and shared it with Alex. I offer to watch games with him.
Find out something important to your man and show your interest in it. It could be anything: sports, outdoor activities, cars, guns, movies, books. Instead of rolling your eyes or resenting the time he puts into it, find a way to join in. Showing interest in what he is interested in equates to respect. Plus, it creates an opportunity to develop a hobby or interest together that you can invest in and make memories together.
Rule #2: Praise Him in Front of Other People
All men need respect from their women, no matter how old they are. And nothing creates a more awkward situation for everyone involved than the one in which the woman berates, chides, or belittles her husband to others right in front of him. I cringe every time I witness this awful interaction. This habit is a poison to the relationship, destroying the man's confidence and image to others, not to mention the resentment it creates towards his wife (or fiance or girlfriend).
Ladies, please please please NEVER do this. EVER.
Your man deserves your respect–if you have a problem with him, PRAY ABOUT IT, and bring it up in private. Instead, praise him in front of others. I love praising Alex in front of other people. I can watch him out of the corner of my eye, standing up straighter and smiling at the admiring looks of others as I tell stories of his chivalry or talents. I don't ever make things up, but I do choose what I bring up or the light I put him in when I talk about him. I'll say, "Alex said something really impactful to me the other day," or "I had that problem too! But Alex showed me how to fix it." Praise = respect = love for men.
Rule #1: Let Him Lead
I was riding in the car with Alex about a month into our relationship, and as we approached a stop light, I became alarmed at the speed with which we approached the car in front of us, and I shouted "Babe, slow down!" He looked over after we stopped and said, "I am in control of the car, I knew what I was doing."
Obviously, if you're about to rear-end the car in front of you and your man isn't paying attention, say something. But I'm a very independent and confident woman, and I caught myself giving him directions and opinions about which way to go all the time. I could tell it bothered him. So I stopped giving directions. I stopped telling him how to drive. I stopped forcing my opinion about which route or order of operations is better, and I let him make decisions instead. Once I stepped down, he has embraced that role and done an incredible job of leading.
Sometimes, we women can be very fast thinkers and talkers. Men are not as verbal as we are, and we can easily steamroll them. But men are smart, and if we stop for a moment and let them think, they will usually come to the correct conclusion. Even if you think you're right, try saying, "But I trust you honey, let's do it your way" and see what happens. He won't always be right, but you will make him into Superman if you allow him to lead you and demonstrate your trust in his abilities.
As women, we have the incredible power to either crush our men into passivity, or elevate them into strong, vibrant leaders of our families. We send messages by how we dress, relate to them, and speak to them. How can you show your man he's special to you? How can you praise him to others? How can you show him that what's important to him is important to you? How can you let him lead? You have the power to motivate your man, encouraging and lifting him up to his full potential. Use it wisely!


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Our enthusiastic and award-winning staff goes above and beyond to provide high-quality programs to participants and their families. Many staff members are former volunteers or members of the community that Horton's Kids serves.
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Our board members have years of experience in their respective fields and bring varied skill sets to the organization. They secure resources and help shape program strategy to ensure Horton's Kids' sustainability. Many members are former or current volunteers, and two members are community representatives.